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    The Inspector delivers a final speech to emphasize society's responsibility for one another and the consequences if this lesson is not learned. He uses common names like Eva and John Smith to represent ordinary people and remind the audience that society is made up of individuals who are interconnected. Unless people start recognizing this connection and caring for one another, society will face turmoil and conflict, as emphasized by the ominous warning of "fire and blood and anguish."

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    The Inspector delivers a final speech to emphasize society's responsibility for one another and the consequences if this lesson is not learned. He uses common names like Eva and John Smith to represent ordinary people and remind the audience that society is made up of individuals who are interconnected. Unless people start recognizing this connection and caring for one another, society will face turmoil and conflict, as emphasized by the ominous warning of "fire and blood and anguish."

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    The Inspector delivers a final speech to emphasize society's responsibility for one another and the consequences if this lesson is not learned. He uses common names like Eva and John Smith to represent ordinary people and remind the audience that society is made up of individuals who are interconnected. Unless people start recognizing this connection and caring for one another, society will face turmoil and conflict, as emphasized by the ominous warning of "fire and blood and anguish."

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    Inspector’s Final Speech

    TASK #1 – What is Priestley’s view about TASK #4 - Why does Priestley use the Inspector
    the importance of society? ‘But just remember this. One Eva Smith has to deliver this speech?

    gone- but there are millions and millions


    and millions of Eva Smiths and John Smiths
    still left with us, with their lives, their hopes
    and fears, their suffering and chance of
    happiness, all intertwined with our lives,
    TASK #5 – Why does Priestley use such
    TASK #2 – When addressed to an with what we think and say and do. We common names?
    audience in 1946, what is Priestley’s
    message to the audience at the end of don’t live alone. We are members of one
    the speech?
    body. We are responsible for each other.
    And I tell you that the time will soon come
    when, if men will not learn that lesson, they
    will be taught it in fire and blood and
    TASK #3 – Identify a language technique anguish. Good night. TASK #6 – What is the most important word or
    used, and explain its effect. phrase in this speech? Why is this so?

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